Victoria Bitter

Brewed by Carlton & United Breweries (CUB)
Style: Pale Lager
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Total lack of anything but fermented sugar with synthesized hops and a dash of color.. although i believe even that is leeched from the brown bottle

Smashed a slab of vb tinnies, fantastic full flavor, really rewards a hard earned thirst.

I had this piss warm in the truck with some free pizza after rolling up some bouncy castles in Ajax. Shit hit the spot, matched the stank of the wet bouncy castles we never clean. Tall can from a lcbo paper bag.

Bottle. Golden fizzy lager with lots of bubbles and a dying white head. Slight hoppiness and slight bitterness making for a slightly above-average pale lager.

Bottle. Pours light yellow, with a finger thick head. Aroma is acidic, with some spicy notes. Flavour is pretty sour, with some zesty hops and lemon peel.

Medium strong arona has hay, bit barn- like stuffyness. Not much more. Quite one-sided aroma. Clear golden with about one finger white head which leaves lacing. Taste is bitter, dry and thin. Standard carbonation. Dry finish is medium lenght. Bit watery bitter. Not that nice aromas or flavors and not much nuances either.

Bottle from Asian grocery store. dark brown color with small long lasting white head. Aroma of grass, malt and some hops. Taste, malt, metallic notes, skunky finish. Very bad.

Pours golden and transparent. Crisp, bitter, refresjing. Mild hops. Overall as good of a macro lager can be. Will take this over any of the south Korean piss beers any day

The dumpy brown bottle looks like a kangaroo dropping, and the taste....well, it’s not THAT bad, but it is your standard dreary industrial pale lager: gold, clear, with a sweetish malt taste and a slight bitterness; boring, dull, plain, but not awful.